Williams Pink Pills Advertised For Digestive Ailments
An 1890s style testimonial fosters Pink Pills as a cure for stomach weakness headaches and chest pressure. A miner Mr A C Merrill from Duval California claims prolonged illness after army service and a fatal stomach condition. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with his recovery after months bedridden and recommends them to others. The ad cites price and manufacturer details, urging readers to obtain the product.
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Duvals
Calif
U. 8. Regular Infantry
Peek
Dr. MW Williams
Be Pleasant Every Morning And The Rest Takes Care Of Itself
Excerpts on daily habit and digestion from a sermon collection urging morning temper, work, and simple natural foods. Arguments about stomach function, effects of skimmed milk and refined wheat, and how natural fare sustains life. Includes references to enduring routines and wholesome routines for a productive day.
Ancient Experts Debate Ancient Peoples Tech Vividly
In a fragmentary exchange an Egyptologist and an Assyriologist argue over the technological abilities of early civilizations. One claims remnants in Egypt prove understanding of wires, while the other asserts no wires in Assyria and asserts wireless telegraphy.
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Marceri
Music for Meirbors Prompted by a Stall Girl Quote
A Washington Star excerpt quotes a sorrowful stall girl saying she must practice piano five hours daily. She asks what for and laments parental disapproval and limited local neighbors.
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Meirbors
Washington Star
Fragmentary quotes reflect on risk and success
The text presents scattered lines about games and fortune, with quotes attributed to Chicago Tribune and Washington Star figures. It hints at themes of effort and speculation but lacks a clear event or narrative.
Mississippi Supreme Court Denounces Stegall Bill as Unconstitutional
The Mississippi Supreme Court upheld the Stegall bill voiding railroad advantages in the Pontotoc depot siting case. The ruling affirms previous orders that the Gulf and Chicago route be followed, tracks standardized, and compliance required within two months. The decision also addresses Davis County election jurisdiction and notes violent Sullivan family feuds while detailing local labor and race tensions affecting cotton fields.
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Supreme Court of M
Pontotoc
Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad
Supreme Courts of the
United States
Stegall
Whitteld
Chicago
Jeferen Davis
Covington County
Supreme Court
Wood
Comtectoc
Jefferson Davis County
Tiger raid nets beer seized in Jackeng precinct
Chief Williams leads a posse on a blind tiger raid, capturing a large quantity of beer and liquor. About a dozen of around thirty visited places housed tiger lairs, with illicit stock poured out in the street.
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Williams
Jackeng
Mississippi Elks Prepare for State Meeting in Canton
Mississippi Elks plan a state gathering in Canton from January 27 to 35. The event aims to rally all lodges to contribute to the access and success of the meeting, highlighting regional participation and communal effort.
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Mississippi Asprratios
Canton
Jane
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advised for Health
An old advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for various female ailments including painful periods weakness and uterine issues. It claims wide endorsement and offers free advice from Lydia E Pinkham's daughter and Lyon Mass address to sick women.
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Mr Heape
Poe
Lydia E Pinkham
Reason of His Grudge Against Niagara System
A fragment describes a confrontation where a stranger resists enlisting in a preservation society for Niagara Falls. The speaker questions the stranger’s motives and pride, while the man shows indifference to whether the mighty cataract remains a warlike symbol or a factory site. The text ends noting a large scar on his neck.
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Niagara Falls
Man Seeks Lawyer in Uncertain Country Road
A traveler from Penesbracia goes toward Vineland on a vague business errand. He asks a local elder for directions and recalls a ragged clue about a lawyer named Dash, then hesitates, unsure where the house lies and if he has the right person.
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Amas
Penesbracia
Vineland
le Sac
Lasyer
Dash
Bose
Crops Flourish as Corms Cats and Hay Acreage Expand
The report notes acreage for corm, cats and hay has grown larger than ever, with crops in splendid condition. Strong growth indicators suggest continued favorable yields across the season.
Hinds County Cotton Association Dinner Planned
The Hinds County Cotton Association schedules a large speaks basket dinner at Rarmeei es Juli, with organizers promising one of the largest crowds in memory as Rarmerd is anticipated to attend.
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Hinds County
Rarmerd
Doctor Learns Postum Helps After Coffee Triggers Attacks
The article recounts a physician who misjudged his own case of heart trouble linked to coffee. After severe episodes, he switched to Postum with butter and proper brewing, finding it safer and tolerable. He notes guiding many patients to similar adjustments.
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Bhs
Sears
Beart
Contaminated Yeast Linked to Dough Bacterial Growth
A historical report notes widespread bacterial contamination in a leading yeast product, with four microbes isolated from a fresh package. It explains the yeast propagates bacteria in dough and souring liquids, questions antiseptic claims, and warns heat may not destroy toxins or altered compounds.
London school tests spelling with bizarre dictation
Pupils at a London school were given a misspelled passage to write from dictation. The prompt described a “giuttonous sibr” with a “giutineus band,” observing a scene of a seven, a pithical ichneumon, and a co. The odd wording sparked comments on spelling and language use.
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London
Boston official signs vast numbers of warrants
James B. Reynolds of Boston has served as assistant secretary of the United States Treasury for 15 months and has signed about 100000 documents. His flamboyant signature drains ink. during heat he handled 120 Indian warrants in a day, while others were away on vacation. He lost 21 pounds and grew irritable.
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James B. Reynolds
Boston
United States Treasury
Jimmie
Famous Indiana Justice Thomas Youngblood to Turn Eighty
Boon Ville jurist Thomas Youngblood the oldest Indiana justice of the peace plans a birthday celebration. He is noted for unorthodox marriages including a couple with smallpox, performed across the road. Senator James Heminway, who once prosecuted in the Second Judicial district, had numerous cases before him.
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Thomas B. Youngblood
Boon Ville
Indiana
United States
James A. Heminway
Younghired
Egg Sizes of British Birds
The guillemet lays the largest egg relative to its body size, while the cuckoo produces the smallest. The guillemet egg measures close to five times the length of its egg, compared with the remarkable size difference noted among British birds.
Incurable eczema cured by soap and treatment claims
A letter from Michael Steaman of Samaer Avenue recalls a doctor saying his son’s eczema was incurable. After using Catecura Soap, ointment, and Reseltent, the skin improved, and the boy, now twelve, has smooth skin.
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Michael Steaman
Samaer Avenue
Odd Bits Of Information From An Odd Column
A garbled clipping lists varied, humorous claims about world records and odd facts. It mentions Hawaiians as great swimmers, a tree’s breathing, Japanese writing, elephants carrying loads, Quakers longevity, and other random assertions with many misspellings and jumbled phrases.
New York Facts and Figures From Gotham Grist
Gotham Grist lists curious New York City stats including a police per population ratio, cemetery capacity for 150 years, 1626 Manhattan purchase value, daily arrivals to the area, sewer and street lengths, and a weekly wind circuit estimate. The piece closes with a quip about wealth and ambition.
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New York City
New York
Sines Peter Minait
Manhattan Island
Pike's Peak
Dainty Muslin Underwear in Lord & Taylor Catalogue
Lord and Taylor at Broadway and Forty second Street New York features dainty muslin underwear for women and children. The long established store presents latest catalogue items reflecting quality fabrics and fashion.
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Lord & Taylor
Broadway
Sith St
New York
East visitors take screen doors for houses
A brief note describes palefaces from the east placing screen doors on their houses and warns that this may invite flies.
Laxative and Harp Cenari Reference Quip
A quirky fragment notes Harmies Laxative urged to take a laxative and a harp cenari. Lax-Fos neither complains nor initiates, leaving an odd question about harm price in cents.
Spiteful marriages and divorce taint Chicago tale
A terse Chicago Daily News excerpt centers on a woman who marries to spite a rival and then divorces so the husband can wed the rival. The fragment hints at plots of envy, manipulation, and social maneuvering in a bygone era.
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Chicago Daily News
Parrot in a cage and parental advice quip
The Observer of Events and Things quips that a parrot in a strong cage still talks. The Yonkers Statesman notes that seasoned parents are slower to give advice on childrearing.
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Almgether
Yonkers
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